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ZRaffleticket

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From the looks of it he pulsed a YAG laser at a few nanaseconds, however I don't think it's as portable as the video makes it look.
 
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It looks to be a flash lamp pumped nd:yag if you were to throw a ktp rod in front of it assuming the optical damage threshold was high enough you could get a streak of 200k watt green
 
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mattco2 said:
It looks to be a flash lamp pumped nd:yag if you were to throw a ktp rod in front of it assuming the optical damage threshold was high enough you could get a streak of 200k watt green
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its not as easy as putting crystals in front of an IR source and watch as it shits out visible photons.
300px-Powerlite_NdYAG.jpg

here is a pic
 
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No they do have to be aligned so there slow and fast axis match to the crystals atomic alignment but I mean if you have a yag laser what not experiment that's what this hobby is about right?
And also as I stated you would have to have some high damage thresholds or a wide beam expander aswell as proper culmination optics and IR filters but then again 100k watt+ of green light
 
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